Update without reprinting
Change a price, description or availability while the same QR code stays on every table.
Digital menu solution
A QR menu for restaurants that stays up to date
Create a mobile-friendly digital menu, share it with one restaurant QR code, and edit dishes or prices without sending every table tent back to the printer.
- One menu free
- No card required
- No diner app
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Your menu. One scan away.
Camera → browser → menu
The short answer
What is a QR menu?
A QR menu is a digital restaurant menu that guests open by scanning a QR code with their phone camera. A managed QR menu has a stable web address, so the restaurant can update dishes, prices and availability while its printed QR code remains the same.
Qrezy turns that idea into a complete menu workflow: create or scan your menu, review the details, choose a design, publish it, then download the code for your tables. Guests do not install an app or sign in.
Restaurant-ready
More useful than a QR code pointed at a PDF
The code is only the doorway. The menu behind it should be clear, current and comfortable to use on a phone.
Built for phone screens
Guests browse a clean web menu in their browser instead of pinching and zooming a PDF.
Help diners decide
Search, categories, dish photos and a vegetarian filter make a long menu easier to explore.
Start from menu photos
Use AI to prepare a draft from clear photos, or build the menu manually from scratch.
Download a print-ready code
Place the high-resolution PNG on table tents, stickers, counters or takeaway packaging.
See menu activity
View daily menu views and scan activity, with history based on your selected plan.
How it works
From paper menu to table QR in three steps
Start from your current menu or a blank page. Nothing goes live until you review and publish it.
Read the complete QR menu guide- 1
Add the menu
Upload clear photos for an AI-prepared draft, or enter categories and dishes yourself.
- 2
Review and design
Check names, prices and dietary labels. Add photos, descriptions and the theme that fits your restaurant.
- 3
Publish and print
Download the QR code, test it, then place it where guests can scan comfortably.
Made for real service
One QR menu solution for different kinds of venues
Use one menu for a single restaurant or separate menus for different locations, concepts or service periods—within your plan allowance.
Restaurants
Detailed categories, dietary marks, spice levels and dish photos.
Cafés
Quick price edits for coffee, bakery items and seasonal specials.
Hotels
Separate menus for dining spaces, service periods or outlets.
Cloud kitchens
A clean menu link for direct sharing and in-person pickup counters.
Digital QR menu vs PDF menu vs paper menu
Each format can show dishes and prices. The practical difference appears when guests read it on a phone or your team needs to make a change.
Read the full QR menu vs PDF comparison →| Capability | Qrezy digital menu | QR-linked PDF | Paper menu |
|---|---|---|---|
| Easy to read on a phone | Yes | Sometimes | Yes |
| Update without reprinting | Yes | If the file URL stays the same | No |
| Search and veg filtering | Yes | No | No |
| Dish photos and categories | Yes | Possible, but fixed | Possible, but fixed |
| Menu activity analytics | Yes | Requires separate tools | No |
A free view-only QR menu for cafes
A small cafe can publish one hosted menu on the Free plan, with two AI scans per month and seven-day analytics. Guests browse dishes and prices; your staff take the order. There is no diner checkout or POS connection to configure. Review every imported dish before publishing, and keep a paper or staff-assisted alternative available.
See the paper-photo import and review workflow →
QR menu questions, answered
A QR menu is a digital restaurant menu that opens when a guest scans a QR code with their phone camera. Unlike a QR code linked to a fixed PDF, a managed QR menu lets the restaurant update dishes, prices and availability without printing a new code.
No. Guests use their phone camera and the menu opens in a web browser. They do not need to download an app or create an account.
Yes. Qrezy keeps the same menu address when you edit a published menu, so the QR codes already printed for your tables continue to work.
Yes. Upload clear photos of up to five menu pages and Qrezy can prepare an editable draft with categories, dishes, prices and dietary markers. Review every detail before publishing.
Yes. Diners can search dish names and descriptions, browse categories, and use a vegetarian-only filter on the mobile menu.
The Free plan includes one digital menu, a print-ready QR code, two AI scans per month and seven days of analytics. Paid prepaid plans add more menus, scans and analytics history.
Put an easier menu on every table
Create one menu free, test the guest experience, and print the QR code when it feels right.
Create your free menu